Rainlilies

 Tom, I am jealous.  I have invested in several colors, varieties but am
afraid to plant them in the ground so they are all in pots that have to go
back into the cold greenhouse.  I have been having flowers of each color
though except for the Atamaco(sp?) lily.  So do you know how long from the
excellent seed set it takes to get blooming size bulbs?
Nancy Tennessee  where we need rain now, please!

> >>> One of my favorite flowering plants is the rainlily. Here in the St.
> Petersburg/Tampa area, some varieties start blooming in June. You can
> see 6 or 8 varieties blooming around my mail box at
> <http://homepage.mac.com/tlmiller/rainlilies.jpg>
>
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> Tom Miller
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